The Israeli embassy canceled my speech at Buchenwald. This is what I wanted to say

The Israeli embassy canceled my speech at Buchenwald. This is what I wanted to say

'Never again' has two formulations: never again, and never again to us, the Jews, in the Holocaust or on October 7. It is time to put this distinction aside

The philosopher Omri Boehm was invited to a memorial at the urging of Israel. Now he speaks for the first time about the Eclat.

80th anniversary of the liberation of the Buchenwald concentration camp: Criticism of Israel's war is scandalized and the real scandals are covered up.

The Israeli philosopher Omri Boehm exhorts peaceful coexistence in Israel. Now, under pressure from the government of Netanyahu, he was unloaded from the liberation celebration of the Buchenwald concentration camp. Was that right? Already on 19 April 1945, the survivors of the Buchenwald concentration camp, who had just been liberated, remembered that crimes against humanity, never again genocide, should happen as the Nazis and their helpers had…

The German-Israeli philosopher Omri Boehm sharply criticizes Germany's culture of remembrance. "In times that one must describe as 'dark,' in the sense of Hannah Arendt, speaking is barely possible. And speaking about remembrance is even less so," Boehm told the weekly newspaper "Die Zeit." Boehm had originally been invited to speak at the commemoration ceremony marking the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Buchenwald concentration camp.…

In memory of the victims of the death march during the Second World War, Niederorschel gathers for the commemoration. Throughout Germany, the 80th anniversary of the liberation of concentration camps is celebrated.